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Can external current pass through Faraday cage,like thunder? Will be there electrical field, inside the Faraday cage?
The discussion centers on the effectiveness of a Faraday cage in shielding against external electrical currents, such as lightning. An ideal Faraday cage, constructed as an unbroken hollow conducting shell, would completely block external electrical fields. However, practical implementations often use fine mesh materials, which can theoretically allow exceptionally powerful lightning strikes to penetrate. A properly grounded Faraday cage is essential for optimal protection against such events.
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